Examples of 'crisis after crisis' in a sentence
Meaning of "crisis after crisis"
Crisis after crisis: This phrase indicates a series of consecutive or recurring difficult situations or emergencies that a person or organization has to deal with
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crisis after crisis
Crisis after crisis struck the region.
We are relentlessly slammed with crisis after crisis.
Crisis after crisis is being caused by a failed ideology.
I have braved through crisis after crisis.
Crisis after crisis threatens to break up the girls once and for all.
Computer use is plagued by crisis after crisis.
Dealing with crisis after crisis is a daunting task.
Our communities are struggling with crisis after crisis.
As crisis after crisis roils the global economy, the WTO has drifted toward irrelevance.
We have survived crisis after crisis.
And crisis after crisis of … disgust, … I am trying to live the best I can.
To manage whatever crisis after crisis.
We have succeeded to survive and prevail over crisis after crisis.
Governor, we have got crisis after crisis going on in there.
All day every day you bombard us with crisis after crisis.
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We experienced crisis after crisis.
I was overjoyed and thanked God for leading me to overcome crisis after crisis.
We've been handling crisis after crisis.
We need to reform those institutions, lest we be subjected to crisis after crisis.
The government has faced crisis after crisis.
Since I entered the palace at the age of 14, I have braved through crisis after crisis.
But i have helped you through crisis after crisis.
Believe you are headed off to … to manage whatever crisis after crisis.
Since then, Verhofstadt has been faced with internal crisis after crisis.
Whatever . But I have helped you through crisis after crisis.
In the world there is violence, extraordinary turmoil, crisis after crisis.
I do not know how you do it, Billy, crisis after crisis.
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